The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-04-14

The editor smiled In knowing way.
Then softly observed "Ah there.
!. The poet began 1--we an ode on spring
The editor glared n glare,
And licked him down flights OF stairs
Then softly observed: stay there"
You can get Florida oranges a
Shotwell's.
. Florida vegetables at Thomas
Shotweil d. Sons.
! Fresh drugs and reasonable
. prices at Reber & Co.'S.
Fresh fish al Thomas Shotwell
s. Sons on Tuesdays and Fridays
The Misses Mary and Kate kess-
lcr have some excellent bargains in
millinery goods this spring.
Mrs Vint Ferguson and Mrs
Ed. Culver, of Buchte!, o. visited
friends in this city Tuesday.
Mrs. DIR. Pullen returned homo
last Saturday after visit OF several
weeks among frierds at Wooster,
..
Bob Wright of North Mulberry
is proud in the possession of a new
daughter who arrived on last Fri
day.
Township Clerk Kan odc. has
moved his office into the Court
house, in room in rear OF Recorder 5
Office.
A. Il. Brooke has been called
to his old home in Fairfield
County, by the dangerous illness
of his father.
fvou have not already done so,
you should call on Mary and Kate
Kessler and see their spring bon
nets and hats
The kt.! Rev. Bishop Penick, who
will conduct the services at Grace Mis-
sion Chapel. is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs 2. S. Plrsell.
Mrs. Stevenson, of New Ply
mouth, and Miss Lon Bowen are
attending Presbytery at Bever-
ally, O., this week.
+. NJ. West and l.. j. Burgess
were called to New Straitsville
last Tuesday 10 look into the cleo
tion kqnabble there.
The O'Green, chief of our
staff, has been getting his planta-
tion in shape tor corn and "tater
plantin." the past week.
Our readers vii! find some in
teresling local matter on the
first page of this issue that was
crowded out last week.
1t is now Councilman Gould from |
the 4th Ward. Parson, and all
other ordinary Names, are 10 be con
sldered things of the past.
Frank Wright, foreman of the
Columbus Sunday Capital and a
graduate from this Office, visited
friends in Logan this week.
The Touring mill of Keynes &
is working smoothly
The flour is of excellent quality
and popular IN the market.
Robert Pearce still continues
very i'll. while one of his children. a
girl aged about 1G years, is very
.ick. with little prospect of recov-
Try.
When you want The newest and
prettiest patterns OF wall paper
AID decorations. 90 TO Reber e.
Cos 2 doors west OF post Office,
Logan, o.
March 29th was Rev. Hart's
;ixty-seventh birth day, also the
,,..iirty-frst anniversary of his
coming to Logan.-[Lo Pres
oyterian.
Workmen are busy engaged at the
Ill we'll this week, and will no doubt
lava the derrick and walking beam
n place before the next issne of the
Sentinel.
Miss Gusty Allen. who was re-
ported as lying in a trance, Is suf
ering from catalepsy and will like
y come a, ound In good shape In a
ew days. Il
Master Otta Davis celebrated {
lis 18th birthday on last Thurs !
lay. An excellent supper was l
erved and the music was splen- {
lid. May Otta live to see many
more birthdays.
Hon. G. H. Buerhaus will &C
ept thanks for the string of fish
ent to this Office last week. There :,
Terc only two fish on the string and
hey we're very, very small, but : :
arge enough to demonstrate that !,
'arl may yet become fisherman if
o lives long enough. We consid
r it a good motto: "Desplse .
OF the day of small things"
We learn that the Democrats =,
f New Straitsville have COM
lenced proceedings to contest
he late election at that place. u
he Republican tickets it is said, a
-ere to wide and the judges off i,
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